Carrie Underwood - I Ain~t In Checotah Anymore
Where 69 Meets 40,
There`s A Single Stop Light Town,
And Back When I Was Really Young,
A Part Of That Burned Down,
On Any Given Friday Night,
We`d Drive A Hundred Miles,
Between The Sonic And The Grocery Store,
Laughing All The While,
With As Many Friends As I Could Pack,
In My Daddy`s Ford,
But I Ain`t In Checotah Anymore.
My Hotel In Manhattan,
Holds More People Than Our Town,
And What I Just Paid For Dinner,
Would Be A Down Payment On A House,
I`d Rather Be Tipping Cows In Tulsa,
Than Hailing Cabs Here In New York,
But I Ain`t In Checotah Anymore.
I`m In A World So Wide,
It Makes Me Feel Small Sometimes,
I Miss The Big Blue Skies,
The Oklahoma Kind.
In A World Of Long Red Carpets,
The Bright Lights Of Hollywood,
All The Paparazzi Flashing,
Could Make A Girl Feel Pretty Good,
You Can Get Anything You Want Here,
Except A Wal-mart Store,
But I Ain`t In Checotah Anymore.
I`m In A World So Wide,
It Makes Me Feel Small Sometimes,
I Miss The Big Blue Skies,
The Oklahoma Kind.
Where The Wildcats Beat The Ironheads,
Old Settler`s Day And The Okrafest,
After Prom, Down At The Bowling Lanes,
Catching Crappie Fish In Eufaula Lake,
I Ain`t In Checotah Anymore.
I`m In A World So Wide,
It Makes Me Feel Small Sometimes,
I Miss The Big Blue Skies,
The Oklahoma Kind,
But I Ain`t In Checotah,
No I Ain`t In Checotah,
Oh, There`s Nothing Like Oklahoma.
Where 69 Meets 40,
There`s A Single Stoplight Town.
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